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'''Slow burn'' is the common term for [[adoxipham]] withdrawal. | '''Slow burn''' is the common term for [[adoxipham]] withdrawal. | ||
Because one dose is enough to hook someone for life, if one doesn't get more dox after a time, they experience a painful withdrawal. Essentially, this is a burning sensation that covers the entire body, as it targets the nerves. If left long enough, the pain feels like fire, and can be debilitating. | Because one dose is enough to hook someone for life, if one doesn't get more dox after a time, they experience a painful withdrawal. Essentially, this is a burning sensation that covers the entire body, as it targets the nerves. If left long enough, the pain feels like fire, and can be debilitating. | ||
==Notes== | |||
*The character [[Kes]] experiences the slow burn in [[Legion of Liberty (subchapter)]]. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 02:47, 7 January 2016
Slow burn is the common term for adoxipham withdrawal.
Because one dose is enough to hook someone for life, if one doesn't get more dox after a time, they experience a painful withdrawal. Essentially, this is a burning sensation that covers the entire body, as it targets the nerves. If left long enough, the pain feels like fire, and can be debilitating.
Notes
- The character Kes experiences the slow burn in Legion of Liberty (subchapter).